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Trust earns them a temporary reprieve. The tracks are more diverse than those on Exotika, and Cosey's voice doesn't, for once, sound like a recorded message, which makes a world of difference. "Watching You" might go on forever, but at least she gives the impression of feeling the lyrics' paranoia. The title cut is a haunting, predominantly spoken tone poem more reminiscent of the less abrasive moments of Throbbing Gristle; other tracks concentrate on sexuality and get fairly funky — in a sense. (The CD adds a remix of the song "Hypnotika.")
-Trouser Press
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